I need advise/help!

OK, well let’s assume what you’re saying is true then. You got totally screwed. When someone pulls a gun on you all bets are off. At that point, the rules completely change. And you need to get a lawyer and probably an investigator involved and get your record cleared. Unless you’re leaving something out.

 

You’re absolutely right.

@Ex-Trucker Alex has absolutely nothing helpful or positive to say, but just can’t help him/her self from tippy tappy typing from whatever rock he resides under - to spread doom , gloom - and mainly high and mighty judgement on people.

It’s ok. I’m sure he has me, and most others blocked on here, so he doesn’t see any response to his worthless comments.

I’d really like for him/her to post here that (it) has learned to play guitar and spend time at a local nursing home, entertaining senior citizens, or perhaps volunteered at a local food bank. But I don’t have high hopes for either scenario.

The Jeffrey Dahma looking avatar and the ‘ex-trucker’ handle kinda give it away, but you can be assured that you can simply scroll past the posts without batting an eye.

Which leads me to this -

Truth is stranger than fiction, I keep my opinions neutral till I’ve walked a mile in others shoes, the truth has 3 sides , and I have 2 eyes, 2 ears and one mouth, and try to use them in proportion to one another.

Best of luck in resolution to your situation, there are actually helpful and intelligent people in here.

 

This is where the whole story breaks down for me.

He is demanding your tablet and GPS, and you argue about it.
He pulls out a gun, and you still don't comply.
Why? ???
What is SO important about that tablet and GPS that you would risk your life over?

And you got the statement backwards.
You didn't leave and then panicked... the correct wording should be - I panicked and left.
And how did you leave?
By driving away, with a gun pointed at you.

Sorry, but your whole story simply does not make a bit of sense to me.

 

So you were not fired? It sounds like you were.

 

So what were your original charges? What did you gain from taking a plea? There's a huge difference between simply pleading guilty to charges vs taking a reduced sentence/charge in exchange for an easy conviction for the state.